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Oakland County Doctor’s Case Compared to Larry Nassar’s Case by Local Sheriff

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Oakland County Doctor’s Case Compared to Larry Nassar’s Case by Local Sheriff

Oakland County, Michigan – A bombshell allegation has emerged involving Dr. Oumair Aejaz, a distinguished physician from Rochester Hills. In a shocking turn of events, it was discovered that Aejaz had been secretly filming hundreds of unsuspecting victims, ranging from a 2-year-old child to adults in various states of undress.

The local Sheriff, Michael Bouchard, refers to Larry Nassar’s case to demonstrate the potential magnitude and impact of this disturbing lapse in ethical conduct on the part of the Rochester Hills physician.

The revelation about Dr Aejaz’s secret activities had sent shock waves across the community, raising diverse concerns about the possible number of victims that might come to light in time.

“The doctor’s potential victims are limitless,” said Sheriff Bouchard, seething at the thought. He went on to explain how he thought the doctor’s case was perhaps worse than Larry Nassar case.

Nassar, a former Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics doctor, was sentenced to over 100 years in prison following a multi-year sexual abuse scandal involving more than 250 girls and women under his care.

The sheriff made it clear, however, that he wasn’t implying this case is worse than Nassar’s but wanted to stress the potential range of victims, given that Dr. Aejaz seemingly had no boundaries.

“He didn’t limit himself-children, women, men-none were spared. It’s so broad-based and perverse that we are only just beginning to grasp the complexity and enormity of the situation,” he rued.

According to Sheriff Bouchard, the authorities have seized an enormous amount of digital evidence from Aejaz’s possession, including six computers, four cellphones, and 15 external hard drives. They are currently examining this data, which includes an astonishing number of videos – 13,000 on one hard drive alone.

The process of going through all this evidence is expected to last for at least six months. In the meantime, one can only speculate about the intensity of the fallout from this scandal as investigators work through the painstaking process.

Without mincing words, Sheriff Bouchard expressed his disgust at the shocking infringement of personal privacy, alluding to videos that showed complete disregard for personal and moral boundaries.


HERE Novi
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